Have their army, intelligence services and courts: Iran's policy and religious power is very intertwined (video)

The change of President of Iran will not lead to global social shifts. Political and religious authorities work side by side and are not interested in opposition speeches, which is very powerful in Iran, national security expert Viktor Yugan said. After the catastrophe with the helicopter of President Iran, Raisi Global, there will be none of the civilized world. The same will not break or cool relations with Russia.

Iran is very strongly tied on military and energy contracts with the Russian Federation, and there may be some weakening, but not important. A military and public figure, Major General of the Security Service of Ukraine, National Security Expert Viktor Yunun, told this in an interview with Focus. He emphasizes that Iran globally is behind the military air industry, so he could focus all his efforts on drones.

Aircraft, especially the military, is too high -tech industry that is difficult to develop in many years of sanctions. "Iran with Russia signed many contracts for cooperation," says Yang. "It is also the construction of an Abusher nuclear power plant, it is also contracts for planes, because Iran's aviation, with some exceptions, was stuck in the 1980s.

" The expert noted that Iran even complained about the United States not in the context of any sabotage, but accused the United States of the death of the President through sanctions imposed. If they were not, then the safety of flights would be much better. "The change of President of Iran will not lead to global social shifts, because political power is closely intertwined with religious power," the expert says.

"Despite the nominal secular state, the religious power in the country has its own army, its own special services and its courts. " Yugan emphasizes that the real world of Iran is still at its initial level. Although there are rather competitive elections of the president in the country, the candidates are made among their groups and political groups. "Raisi himself ran for a few times and still won the election, but he had a rather negative plume," Yunun said.

"In 1988, he was a prosecutor of Tehran and was involved in the destruction of a large number of opposition even and not even opposition representatives of the revolution. " The expert in doubts that among the new presidential elections in Iran there will be some global performances of opposition or dissidents, and they are powerful in Iran.

Political and religious authorities work side by side and are not interested in global landslides, so they will be applied to get rid of unforeseen consequences for themselves. According to the expert, maybe the West will go to some rapprochement with Iran, especially the United States. However, you should not expect global changes in this context. We will remind, on May 20 it was reported that the Cabinet of Ministers of Iran was officially confirmed by the death of President Ibrahim Rayy.